Please Note: Technically you now have 3 versions of the video on your computer. Choose a location on your computer were GoPro Studio should export the final video. Set your export resolution parameters and click the export button. We do so by click on the “Export” button at the top of GoPro Studio. Step 6 – Export Your Final Video: So with all your video editing done we can now go ahead and export your final video. You can now drag your clip to the editing timeline and do any enhancements you desire such as color correcting, sharpening, zooming and speed changes. We do this by clicking the “Step 2 Edit” at the top of GoPro Studio.
Step 5 – Enhance Your Video: To enhance your video file we can now bring this new clip into the GoPro Studio editor. If you wish to enhance your video further proceed to step 5.
You can, however, go a step further to enhance your new clip. You could just close GoPro Studio now as your new video with the fisheye effect removed has been saved to your computer. The newly converted video file will automatically be saved to your default export location on your computer, for mine, it is the “Videos” folder. Your clip will now be converted and the fisheye effect will be removed. Once done click on the “Convert All” button. Step 4 – Convert Your Clip: At the bottom right of the screen, we can now add our clip to the conversion list. This will dramatically decrease the conversion time, especially if they are long clips. Trim the beginning and end of the clip to get rid of unwanted sections. At this point, you can trim your video by using the cropping markers. Close the advanced settings dialog box when done. Place a tick in the box labeled “Remove Fisheye”. Step 3 – Set Your Conversion Parameters: We are going to set our conversion parameters by clicking on the “Advanced Settings” button at the bottom left-hand side. Browse to the location of the GoPro video file that you would like to do some lens correcting on. Step 2 – Load Your Media: On the left-hand side of the page click on the “Import New Files” button. It is in this step that we will be removing and fixing the fisheye effect. When editing any video in GoPro studio we need to convert the GoPro video file first into a format that can be easily edited. Step 1 – Launch GoPro Studio: To start off we will need to launch our GoPro Studio desktop app.
REMOVE FISHEYE GOPRO QUIK HOW TO
How To Remove The Fisheye Effect in Your GoPro Videos In this tutorial, I will show you how to quickly and easily remove the fisheye effect in your GoPro videos with a few simple steps.
REMOVE FISHEYE GOPRO QUIK DOWNLOAD
There is a simple solution provided from GoPro in its GoPro Studio editor and the best part is, its FREE! You can download GoPro studio from the GoPro website. This sometimes not the best solution for a casual GoPro user. These big name editors are great however they can be very expensive and the learning curve is quite steep. There are many ways to go about removing the fisheye from your GoPro videos Most of the big video editing suites come with lens correction tools. Sometimes we don’t mind the fisheye look, in fact, it can add to the scene, however, there are times that the fisheye effect is a hindrance and we want to remove it. The GoPro has an extremely wide-angle lens so it can capture a large field of view this is one of its selling points. You can easily tell if a video was shot on a GoPro by the extreme fisheye effect that is present in the video.
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